World War II hero Maureen (Flavin) Sweeney, whose weather report helped ensure the success of the Allies' D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, died Sunday in Ireland at age 100.

Since Ronald Dahl's popular children's book came out in 1964, there have been three different live-action remakes. The newest, "Wonka," came out in 2023.

An honor guard could be seen collapsing while guarding the casket of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on live TV on Monday morning.

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden among younger voters under 45 and 30 years old, a new Fox News survey found.

Capitol Hill was rocked by scandal on Friday when a video was leaked of a Senate staffer having sex with another man in a prominent Senate hearing room.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi was reelected to a third term in office with nearly 90% of the vote, election authorities reported Monday.

Andy McCarthy said Hunter Biden's "astonishing" new indictment comes amid growing concerns among Democrats about President Biden's re-election chances.

Saadet Party Kocaeli Deputy Hasan Bitmez gave a speech on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, saying Israel will "not be able to escape the wrath of God," before fainting.

Rutgers University administrators decided to suspend its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter on Tuesday, stating that the group allegedly, “disrupted classes, a program, meals, and students studying."

President Biden told reporters to "Hush up," as they peppered him with questions during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy on Tuesday.

House Speaker Mike Johnson joined "Special Report" for an interview after he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and shared some of their discussion.

U.S. Army veteran Jay Tenison checked off a bucket list item after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He got inside a tank — and fired it one last time at Fort Moore in Georgia.

President Biden pledged another $200 million package for Ukraine, which leaves the U.S. with around $4.4 billion-worth of weapon stockpiles to draw upon for further aid.

James Harden's arrival with the Los Angeles Clippers didn't get off to a good start, but things have gone much better of late for one of the West's star-studded squads.

A Nashville Muslim family was arrested for allegedly assaulting another family member because he had converted to Christianity, according to local reports.

Chaima Issa, a leading figure in the opposition to Tunisian President Kais Saied, denounced her military prosecution Tuesday, accusing the government of sowing fear over civil liberties.

Approximately 25,660 gallons of gasoline spilled after a tube connecting the Olympic Pipeline to a pressure-check valve failed over the weekend.

"Fifty Shades of Grey" star Dakota Johnson can't function without 10 hours of sleep. In a new interview, the actress revealed that she also likes to take baths in the middle of the day.

The 13 sea turtles flown to Juno Beach, Florida, for rehabilitation have been assigned festive names by their caretakers as they recover from cold stun.

U.S. Sen. JD Vance wrote a letter to the Irish UN ambassador Tuesday, expressing concern over a bill in Ireland that would punish people for free speech and expression.

A traffic jam was caused along a Washington State highway after a semi collision left dozens of eggs spread across the road, according to Washington State Patrol.

Shannen Doherty remembered her friendship with Holly Marie Combs being tested following an uncomfortable situation with "Charmed" co-star Alyssa Milano.

The ACLU backed Christian organization WallBuilders' lawsuit against the Washington Metro for "selectively" rejecting ads for the Christian conservative group.

"The Big Bang Theory" actress Kate Micucci revealed she underwent surgery after being diagnosed with lung cancer. She said she has never smoked a cigarette in her life.

The Universities of Wisconsin board of regents held a closed meeting Tuesday after a controversial diversity spending deal with the state's Republican-led Legislature fell through.

Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire endorses former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for the GOP presidential nomination

Dallas Wingate, a former Boone County, Iowa, sheriff's deputy, has pleaded guilty in the death of a police dog he left inside his truck for 22 hours in 89-degree heat.

Bernalillo County, New Mexico — home to Albuquerque — is resuming law enforcement helicopter operations, some 16 months after a crash killed four first responders.

One of the top names in the transfer portal, former Duke quarterback Riley Leonard, has decided to join the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in 2024.

Harry Coker, a retired naval officer and former NSA official, will be the second person ever to hold the title of cybersecurity chief after being confirmed by the Senate in a 59-40 vote.

A Florida man was arrested after allegedly using his neighbor's doorbell camera to harass the elderly couple because of a fight that took place nearly two decades ago.

The cause of a plane crash that took the life of the pilot after it went down in Arizona over the weekend is under investigation.

FOX News host Laura Ingraham says Americans should not passively watch the political persecution of former President Donald Trump on "The Ingraham Angle."

Jill Duggar detailed the pressure she faced while growing her family to have as many as 20 children after being brought up in the Institute of Basic Life Principles.

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger died at his home in Connecticut, according to a statement released Wednesday by Kissinger Associates.

The UAE is strenuously denying a BBC report that alleges that the oil-rich nation plans to pursue business deals as it hosts the COP28 climate talks.

A Florida man was arrested Sunday afternoon for allegedly stabbing a woman in a Walgreens parking lot 'because I wanted to,' according to deputies.